Bonnie Havana Brown Store-only The shape of the Japanese

The shape of the Japanese roof tiles of an early Showa-era building our design team happened to see is boldly used for the bridge

A metal frame inspired by full-view American Vintage frame from a 1930s eyewear catalog inherited from the original EYEVAN design team

A metal frame of classic panto shape made up of pattern-less bridge and temples

the ZEPHIRIN (named after Pope Zephyrlnus) is notable for its distinctive pre-WWII sizing

The lens shape was taken from the design team’s 2006 design stock

Bonnie Havana Brown Store-only The shape of the JapaneseRefined lines, lightweight construction, and signature Parisian ease the frames by PETER AND MAY focus on precision and everyday wearability. Crafted with attention to proportion and fit, these models offer a sleek, understated presence that complements rather than competes. Engineered for comfort and defined by subtle design codes, each frame reflects the duos instinctive approach to eyewear: effortless, functional, and distinctly modern.